An Engineer Made a Serious Design Error When Designing a Bridge.The

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An engineer made a serious design error when designing a bridge.The bridge collapsed and a pedestrian who was crossing the bridge at the time was seriously injured.The pedestrian will be successful in a suit against the engineer in negligence if the engineer failed to meet the standard of the reasonable person when he designed the bridge.

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